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.LOvers ~ Last United.
4 ROMANTIC STORY OF LOVE, SEPARATION AND
MARRIAGE.

The marriage Of Mr.. Winfield Scott Fullerton,
OF Greeley, Col. TO Miss Emma c. Ritter, OF Cam
den, n. j., has brought to Light romantic story.
A Philadelphia dispatch says: Ten years 40 the
bride and groom were attendants Al the Fourth
Baptist church, Camden. Mr.. Fullerton was Q
leader In the Sunday afternoon prayer meetings
and Miss Ritter sang in the choir at the
their friendship soon npened into q warmer feel
ing. In 1877 Mr.. Fullerton, with several friends,
s sna w,a
her and returA for her when be had made his for
tame In the great West. The party, after drifting
a colony which had taken Horace Gfeeley's advice,
and founded Gown In Colorado, which they called
Greeley. Fullerton soon tired Of grubbing In the
boy, but tnls proving uncongenial, he finally OBJ
tafned commission AZ an assistant agent OF the
ue utle Of Indians under Agent Meeker
WAS dispatched TO Washington on an oficiai mis-.
SION by Agent Neeker, and was surprised on his
arrival there TO hear OF the Meeker massacre and
the captivity OF the women at the agency. Fuller
body Of troopa and after the famous pursuit OF the
Ttes wa, i9stra%sntsl Y rescuing the caetiyes
raising, soon amaeSed q fortune. His correspond
ence with Miss HITTER In Camden had gradually
grown less frequent and finally ceased altogether;
Agent Meeker and finally married her. About
thres yeays ago his vie died, leaving one child.
Iuo WealIW IancuctO continued 10 amaSS
wealth but his house was Q lonely one, and
his thought reverted to his former trends
In the East ana especially 70 the sweetheart whom
he BAG neglected. He returned 70 Camden in
January last, and his friends hailed him one re-
turned from the dead. He found that Miss Ritter
was stu unmarried and true TO her frst love. The
changes OF decade bad not SEVERED, and prepara-
tons were made for the marriage, which was per-
g. DAYS SgS ), NJ ana his
hon0red - one Of the foremost citizens and tn ad
dton 20 his large landed estates and thousands OF
cattle Ia p IT owner OF the Tribune, . prosperous
newspaper Of that rapidly .grOWtng city.
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NQMA


The following chsn8es from yesterdays Quotations
on the MssntuHton etVck kxcuxnxe are noted todaJ:
US. 4ha 1881, Coupons. LOSS bid. 100 ssksd. U.A
3-65s. is%4 cIrIsncy. lis 30, us a.ksd 20:
year iund. 6s lSOx. SAin. l2Ih bd. MssninYton and
Hs.,opols.n ksii.o.d ssocs, vS "a 100 ssksd
a.s ~ I'D SsuSSsi Union ansa as.S e "a AZ
lngton Insurance. lSAA bad. Coreor.n insurance IS
asked. CotuuuiA liisurAlc-, LEX uid. kotomac In.
surance So bid. hisKs lnSurs,Ses, pid. 81 ssksd.
MASONIC hall bonus. JON Dd, Hana q G.shing-
Second NstopA hAna, l26 bd,- Heal Estate 1ius
Insurance.. 10 nid. 129 ssked Warrington Gssiight
tic, l52 bid. LOG asked Trsn1un lpsuyHnes Co, -
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senasers Ana Representative VI
Have ArrtveA. and rhsas sxessAences

sessasers Ana Representative who
HAVE ArrsvsA. aaa rhsar RessAeacea.
rss foncvlas ssnstou and Representatives.
eaNs sruved In Warrington and located q tae
Fsudsncss deagnatsd:
A ,nss " a iowa iraA Vermont ave-
t n,,ss NV L Arinstoe Hotsl
es Sae Ins rs 8 Fl Fla. i1 Isos a AZ
Sockreil =. n. No, lSls 81 nv.
Ssmsro1 ! D. Pa; q Lsfayet,e square
SSaSdIss, y. K. x 4. isai % s@ ava
polph, J. y, Oregon, . Lafayette square.
Eustis J. b. La, l7sl n ST. nv.
iUar SS Wa N r., isoi . -
Sornan, A p, Nd, laos X 81. nv.
, ssrr,s e. Tenn Tenn, y Is, Sc se.
i osss. b i K = h Asns sis 80 & nv nv
mitchell John H.. Oregon. Eooitt BouA
Nosssa = = ". rso% ,S,. Circle
SasS. 3 Z. xi. H. isss i q a vermont ave-
t1att, y. h., conn, B st. ne
spooner. ,. c.. Wis, 3 St nv.
Ieilsr. n. n. Col, aoi Norte csp,oi g.
voorhees,, d. W.. IND, windsor Hotel
REPRESENTATIVE
aI > s,. SSns No O. i kyS Hss, aosss
Eynum. X. b. Ind, saf istS scnw
buchanan, james, n. J., Congressionai Hotel
h1,rees,nar,ass 6; K, Aix, sSOrsS ospsoI .
G.tsn1gs z. e. Ms. Metropolitan so,eI
Grain W. II, TexaA lbs b %. ae.
Setcbeon. NJ Mich, 1<oe Massachusetts, ava
Csmpoeu- 4. j., y. T., Congressional Hotsl
chlpman, J. l., Mich. National Hotel
DavenporI Ira n. Y, <SS Massachusetts, ava
GnmeS W., Ca, Metropolitan Hotel
iiI, x r, III, iscT s. nv. ava
Herbert X, Ala
Hopkins 8 T., n. T., 1905 C. nv.
nsson. e C., Ind, t62o kho1e Island ava
hacDonaid J. L, Minn-, lisa n 81 NV.
ky srI T. Iowa Windsor hotel
80 W., Ark- sos East Capitol ST
saively, B. Ind, National Hotel.
springer. ". M, III, ~ ST. se
Tauibee, W. r., KY. xee 81 ne
Ioole, J, K, Mont, l34o / 81 NV
thompson, A G.. Ohio. 2le North Capitol u
v WSse g =, Wash, Ter, ies3 81 nv.
Wade, W. 4, Mo-, 1908 O 81 nv
,Moodoorn W., Ney, slei3th St NV.
walker. J. r. Mo-, 90 81 n
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The Ares, wa. a Mistake.

ORANGE, n j., Nov. lS.-Onicers OF the orange
National BANK safe that the arrest OF Lawyer
beHjainin e. iunSon, son or the Rev. Win. uni
sOn Oi tnlS place, al Jacksonville Fla, yesterday,
Ior obtaining money under false pretenses, was
Que TO MISUNDERSTANDING. his Ialner mad gwen
verbal orders AT Lhe bank pay the DRAFT OF
on which his 500 obtained the money, but U.TOugn
some mistake tue draft Was not paid. The erTur
has, however, been corrected.
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A yIoOnshiner HANGED.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. ls.-A special 10 tue Post Dis
potch lrUln AIianLa, ga, BAYS: kllman Y. Justice
Was uanscd at hywasse AZ noon to-day Tor Lue
murder VI James b. Goddard. Justice WAS q moon.
sniner, anu Killed GouuaId because he thOux ut
tuat Ne mad given Information ieauing TO the us
S0very VI his SILL Goddard was Sevenly 1--WE Years
Old AID Justice Was tulrty Live years Old.
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Hong Yen Cheng Rejected.
A YOUNG CHINAMAN REFUSED ADMISSION TO TIL
NRW YORK

NRw YORK, Nov. 1S-The general term OF the
Chrng, young Chfnaman, as member or the
bar, no having passed the examination.
When he presented himself for examination he
made af11davtt That he was resident OF this state
and had applied to the United States W~'rict
Court TO be made citizen. He Is grades of
Columbia Law School
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Lord LyttOn 10 Elected.

LONDON, Nov. lS-The Casting vote In the cleo
ton Tor ioru rector OF the Glasgow University has
been gwen ny the Earl o. starr chancellor OF the
university, TO LORD Lytton, securing lm the office.
In The ualotlng LOrd kOseUerry received 667 vuteS
10 S45 Tor L0ru Lytt0n. but tntS Old LOL elect
LORD koseberry. Tue elecuon Il by Nations, OF
which there are four. and eaca candidate aas Two.
Inc casting vule UelUngS To the chanceilOr
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. lS-At O'Clock to-day
C0ninandant Borei De Bgetizei, OF the French
1rlyate bovet, lying al this port, accompanied by
A. De Courtney, French CONSUL at Baltimore, called
on May LaLrVDe at the CITY hall he was received
by the mayor, VINO rendered hlln tDe welcome OF
the municipality. lie was shown over The Lulld-
Ing 0y CuL Love, secretary 10 the mayor. n. DE
bretlzel stated ais inseation 70 remain In balLi-
u week
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Ess.Av,ssss As7pg- I De % ! 1x.1so.

re Sa99tasS .; L9fHy.s 81 &. SSssssss
knbb stsl5s Tor msfking and Il Kinds q stsnpinsI
49, "a SIC y sat ss,pssscss
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
lioR rY.YIvE ACRES OF THE BLA0-
den 1rsct lying tnmedisely north VI the city. For
particulars apply 70 AUFTl QiER
WE HAVE sEvERXI VERY VALUABLE
w Arge propeyttas for sale. stuated on Msssachu-
sets extended and the fashionable Tenleytown
road so. number OF beautiful building sitas, sone
choice lots, sud several Q, lenoid suburban farms
Il aoLDsbokoU6H CO..
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DIED.

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sss.Gs I: q. q d .s S ssa is -:
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Entirely Without Foundation.

PHuADHIPHlA, Nov. l8-Mr. wharton Barker
this morning said the runOrS about the Chinese.
American bank concessions having been CAN
celled were entirely without foundation.
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HEAVY Snow IN NEW YoRK.--A dispatch from
Poughkeepste, n. T., says: All Wednesday and
Thursday Western Union unemen were at work
repairing wires along the Harlem Railroad from
Chatham to Client. At Copake, Boston Corners,
ana MillertOn the distractions and breakdowns
were caused by heavy snow storm Tuesday night
and wednesday. Fully five inches Of snow ieiL A
high wind prevailed also, and the snow was piled
up on the wires. Some Of the lines are not yel
working.
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OMAHA COMPLAINS OF DIsCRnrNArroN-The
merchants, manufacturers and business men Of
the city Of Omaha, through the freight bureau OF
the Omaha board OF trade, complain 20 the Inter
state Commerce Commission that the Burlington.
the Northwestern, the sc. Paul and the Rock
Island lines charge rate from Chicago 70 Lin
Neb., which is much less than the combined raie,
from Chicago to Omaha and thence TO the
Nebraska points named.
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The House Doorkeepership.
4 NEW CANDIDATE APPEARs From TRxAs-MR. nc
NAN SUPPORTS DONRISON

M. W. q. Nichols, OF Galveston. Texas, whose
name has been mentioned as candidate for door.
keeper OF the House OF Representatives, has ar.
rived In the city and proclaims that he IL In the
race In earnest. He has been q member OF the
Galveston board Of aldermen; but is not known In
national politics or TO members OF the House. It
Is stated, ana seems TO be admitted, that Mr..
delegation. he claims ! majority Of the deiega.
ton, but even this IL disputed. M Nichos' can
didacy mas not created much OF d SUR yet. The
0em0cfatic members are coming In daily, and
most Of them are prompt TO declare their position
IN the 1Xht. Do0rkeeper D0neison received q
letter to-day nom Representative Holman. OF In.
diana, IN which he writes that hs IL cordial sup
porter OF Donelson. He added that he viii arrive
" Warrington in few days; that he VIII 40 the
utmost In nls power" In support Of the present
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Allison ~ q Candidate.
M LTHAG SAYS H WILL p NOMINATED n Mr..
BLAME ID NOT.

Representative Lyman, OF Iowa, in conversation
with . erAa reporter to-day said: III Mr.. Blaine
shall not be candidate next year Tor the Presi.
Dental nomination then believe senator Allison
will be nominated by the republican convention.
II Nj. Blaine wants the nomination Senator ALI
sons name win not be proposed But Iowa is solid
for Alison, and believe he would We elect d. i.e
would not, think, stand IN Blalnes way, but with
Blaine out " tue held Allison would he the choice
OF the party. Nothing could be brought against
him. elther personally or politica.y. He would
have the united and earnest support OF his parry,
and would command the most OF the independent
VOTE"
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The Bass Mail Conference.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 16-lhe conference between
the League and br0tnerh0OI base bail committees
has pevOme 30 piolracled that the beuef has
galhed ground that Inc convention Will adl0uin
before an agreement Is reached.
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Almost Unanimous.
@. A. r. MEN NEARLY ALL FAVOR THE DEPENDENT

MINNEAroLa, MINS., Nov. la-Neariy complete
returns VI Tue G.A.k vote On The rrUpOsed depend
ent uenslun pil have been received at the National
u. A. X. headquarters In thls city, and II IL prsc
tlcaiiy unanlnAuus IN tayOr OF the Dill. Tue gen.
eral pension comMlLtee, ecu. Geo. ). Meirlil, OF
Lawrence, Mass, chairman, WILL compile the re-
turns anu present tneln " cong rees.
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The MONEY ORDER SYsTEA.-Df. c. F. Mac
Donald, the superintendent Of the money-order
system, tn his annual report states the system
was subsl antialy self-sustaning dur ng the past
fiscal year. BY recent contracts, the report saws
a saving Is effected In the principal items OF printed
and engraved matter OF the money order cuisines,
OF nearly 81, 900 per annum. The increase In the
number OF domestic money orders issued Is about
10 per cent; In postal notes per cent and inter-
national money orders about ~ Per cont The
total amount OIL money sent by money orders and
L0Stal notes was $l3S, 261 ,0l6.
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PARIS, Nov. I'm. Wilson and his family have
quilted the palace OF the Elysee.
the extreme lett and q majority Of the republi-
can members OF The chamber OF deputeS have
abandoned their intention 10 send delegation to
ask President Grevy 10 resign.
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ssNSs I'D qhw 1--WE Inquire at 1888 i4tn
EoR sALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY IS oFTEEED
q shotsi ata.tsd the csrsso. and nd hilsd sas
Sisss 0n JOHN w2sSS%S lSSs st.
HAILET DAVIS tPRIGHT PIAN6s-WILL
T rS o ., raese s, nus us THIS week
on monthly rental ST 9TH q a~ 'f S n9 ssl
EOR SALE OR RENT-A wEIL-ESTABIIsHED
.s s 1ns health e.. tor
wishes TO retire. Address 81, Star Once nl2-lw'
ITO iNvEsToRs-AN OPPORTUNITY Is OF
ErIsnss and M an sSs over over
direct Rriv.s. Wire. P.mphlst e1plA,ning how 70 deal
ESaH' 10 O'clock am 70 Pm xaS &s :sn ''
,,, Room 3. St Cloud Building: cor .Stn sna F..a
A sAsh sHSS5S by ,.s e ~
loving dsc,asd Sqsins:s chance for On invest AZ
": = S % sss.s: SSs
my 80 . a:S % ia SSssP
ssa g 3, e ss:s:
Yielding present annual rental OF upwards VI 12.OOG
' aae ~. ''' Il eoLDssoRogeH . co.
o2z-3m l4O5 st ".
II. OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A FLORIDA ORANGE
Il 6rov-2S miles bslow Jscksonvil the 81 John
hver. OPT onte Magnolia containing 10 acres; ZOO
Y xss sS q;
e Sss
n4r1m lVO3 y ST. NV.
7OS 10Th ST.. NV, A GOOD TRREE.sTORY
IO brick. with back building: modern Improve
eleven rooms; an excellent investment; price
$500. n b. GULDobokOUGA co.
oxo-2m 14O5 OF, u. ".
SIx PER CENT LOANS. aUARANTEED BIZ THE
OOnshs Loan and Trust Co., Hon. A U. VIVIAN,
,s T.s.snssF United state ftss,dsnt Interest aud
n n PAkKEk. Washing ON Agent
s23-3m l4l6 ST nv
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RETURNED FROM AN INSPECTION TouR-Mr Jno.
B. McNamee, OF the law department OF the Interior
Department, has returned from a trip TO oregon,
where he went TO Inspect the military wagon
roads.
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Inspector General DunnOnl's Report.
OUT OF MILLIONS OF PASSENGERS CARRIED ONLY go
LIVES LOST.
The annual report OF Inspector General Dumont,
Of tho steamboat inspection service estma es that
during the fiscal year OO.OOOO coo passengers were
Carried on steam vessels. The number OF casual
ties reported was 40, resulting In the loss OF eco
lives compared with 1872 during the preceding year
OF the persons lost, 146 were officers and en-
ployes or the vessels and "a were passengers.
The inspection service includes 147 employees, by
whom, during the year, 6,l20 ves,els were In
spected, and "a .9SS officers licensed. Gen. Dumont
says that the Inspection service never was In Uet-
ter condition, anu that none VI the disasters were
due TO the Inspectors.
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TEE designs WILL BIZ ADMYTTYD.-The secretary
Of the Treasury has received letter from the
secretary Of the State soldiers and sailors Monu-
ment Commission Of Indianapolis, asking how en-
try OF the packages Containing designs for the
best be facilitated IN order TO avoid delay after
tneir arrival In this country. he has been in
formed in reply that the Department has recently
3 model tor the construction or q monument was
entitled 70 free entry, and that this ruling would
apply TO the designs in this case I. Is suggested
tuaL the packages be consigned 70 an express COM
pany al the port of entry.
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Failure OF q Buffalo Jevveler.

BUFFALO, N. T., Nov. 1S.-AuSlin NJ. Edwards,
1ewe.er, niade general assignment this morning.
The oniy preferred creditors are employees Juug-
mentS against Mr.. Edwards lOr $3.50, In favor VI
alnhle b. Edwards, were taken IN Superior Court
by deIauit.
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THE SoNERvnLR PoIsoHKR.-A dispatch from
Boston says. The trial OF Ars sarah J. RObiasen,
the alleged S0merville p0is0neF, has been set for
December IL, when she will be arraigned upon an
Indictment charging her with the murder OF her
son, VIM. j. Robinson. AT Q conference with coun-
at the trial the question might be discussed
whether there should be admitted any evidence
against Mrs. Robinson. tending 70 show that she
Prince Arthur Freeman, Tnos. Arthur Freeman,
and Lizzie j. Robinson. Indictments have been
found against MIS- Robinson charging her with
murder In the cases Of each Of the nve persons
mentioned.
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Wilson Leave. the Elyss

The will Of Anniben Hendershott filed to-day
leaves her estate 10 her mother.
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A SUICIDES BODY Was sroLxN.-Johp q crsmn
z snip-csrIsnter. was bound dead In his BED h
SsiainoN wednesday morning. His room vas f,ill
ne was relative OF Marcus Cramp. The r1ch PHI
adeipma shlp-builoer, but he had nol mad sny In
tSrcouIx wlib nis family In long while No ooa
Ieio yesterday morning brother OF the yuunc
man living In Philadelphia came on for tie body
an company with city oncial he visited the
students probably got IL
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In DANelI OF LYNcHIxG.-The details Of the
poisoning OF dinner party in Franklin Parish,
La, last week, ~ which Ten peop.e died from eat
Ing the dressing Of turkey. have been published.
After the cosOners jury had sat upon the case the
wife OF Mr.. King. on whose place the poisoning
occurred, and her daughter, axty-two and twenty
c,pais suspicion poinisd 70 Old man King as an
scceasoey, snce ~ ives sndssvcFinx % furnish
bail Tor the accused, although two OF his sons
were among the yicfimk Hs was consequently
ambushed AID shot and killed The preliminary
trial q 4f4 King and her daughter IL nxed for the
Vnchsd 81 tbs exctfed neienSof1
A Mpns5ls o. fH1 Nos4nn paAMA-fhs Zap.
list congresA u sesst0n &C lndxnapods yesterday,
discussed the Proper AtsiIuds Of the Church t.
AmuDementA" d. Q. T. Wafooa held that the
chueeh @1es @ account g - vaetllAsaon between
oysrwogk 40 undue relAx&kaon. 0pssxlng Of sbe-
seen la,d ost y tN gasy .siotSa. Q ave pee g
ansntsr. n1se aas5y lscascoF, not tIavs enosgh
sssassss . - "a sSass q ;sassssiaa. 20 ~
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TIE NAVY DEPARTMENT Is informed OF the ar
rival of the c. 8. S. Alliance and Tallopoosa at
Macdonald, near MontevlucO, TO-DAY.
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MARRIED.

qIE6-sEAMAN. on Nov. u. 1887, b. is~~, 4 J.
Gil. in Baltimore, EDwAkD {. GILs 70 Niss tfIA
SEAMAN, both Of Washington d. &.
Isl Louis apers please oopy.i
KLEMRoTH-scHICK Al Philadelphia October
~. ltS7. l. HAl6IED kLEAAus n. 81 &sskdng-
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SECRETARY ENDICoTr did not come to the War
Department to-day owing to slight fndispostton
heavy Snow IN NEW YoRK.-A dispatch

RANGE or TIE THHRMoxETBR.-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a.
m, 40; 2 p. m, 40; maximum, 4S; minimum, &c.
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WELL OF REFINED PErRoLKuN.-A fluid having
every appearance OF refined petroleum has been
discovered on the Joshua Bailey farm, near wess-
nervtiie Berks "a. The oil Is water white.
roams when poured nom one vessel mt anosh6g,
and burns IN 9 lamp. With z bright cmokeiess
light. The curious OIL Wao discovered BY work.
men who were diggipG Well Tor water. A few
years ago wen was being dug on the premises Of
Hiram Gets near The lsiiey lsrn. bpt fs had 70 be
abandoned It the depth OF twenty teet On account
OF q strong vein OF CHS beng struck 18th OF these
welis are 70 be turyner tested with 0xfll
THEY VAST no NWJc-The DATED Presby.
terrain Anti Nusic Convention q xenia, Ohio, I'd
lousnsd asssr loaf cisSnae.2o % she SSeytioa q
read from D., yulten ylMae - ccayent,on %
snd 3 s .o ) s.ss
APE ss.oiatioa. rsporse& ~ eo@nifses wyre
eouaptaint against the general aseembly apr -.
flushing relief 1te third resolution spads: That
sh0uId the aspQ0ply further rotuee 70 grant at
reiise We mall 9eel a. liberty and eved constrainS
70 adopt such measure - may b neceosary -
MAINTAIN the pur1V a. Integrity & the Untpod
Presbyterian Chprch, even 70 the e1sons q . rep:
aseiAda mn the nstosig purpodng couEss q
oaeocuon,n
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Now York stock Market.
The following the OPENING aud closux prdess of
the New Aork clock Market, 4 Reported by suscixI
wire W Cvrsou u AacxrlLey, "A ~ + street
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CoRRuPTIoN m sovfH CARoLNA CouNFT.--
Great excitement was caused In Edgeneld, g. c.,
Wednesday BY the presentment Of the grand
and solicitor who had held court IN Edgeheld for Q
number OF years with having violated their oath
Of once and with failure 70 project the pupic In
terests IN certain caseHL This action OF the grand
Jury was caused by the failure OF the courts 70
lndict two county tFeasurers OF Edgeneld, who had
been successfully reported by grand Jur1es Is
being defsulters Neither the treasurers nor their
bondsmen were held accountable, and the treas
urer last Year reported defsulter TO the amount
Of $4,000 was stu To ONCE and refused 20 turn
over to . Successor the books The court had the
oeliaQuent treasurer, Tompktns Immediately ar
rested.